Student Information
Graduate Student
Social Work
Watts Col of Pub Ser & Com Sol
Long Bio
Lindsey Cantelme is an instructor at Arizona State University within the School of Social Work. She received her master's degree in social work from ASU's Downtown Phoenix campus in 2009. Cantelme has extensive experience working with adolescents, children from birth to age three, and families living in poverty. Cantelme has clinical experience working with adolescent boys with a history of trauma and offending behaviors. In addition to working directly with individuals, she has experience on large and small research projects, specifically related to sex trafficking. From 2014-2015, she was a project manager within the Office of Sex Trafficking Intervention Research at ASU. While there, she participated in research projects exploring the issue of sex trafficking, especially of minors. Cantelme has recently been accepted to the PhD program in social work at ASU.
Education
- M.S.W. Arizona State University 2009
- B.A. Psychology, Arizona State University 2004
- B.S. Family and Human Development, Arizona State University 2004
- Xavier College Preparatory 2000
Research Interests
Human sex trafficking, focusing on minors and systemic patterns, sexual violence on college campuses and high schools, gender violence and inequality around the world, the history of violence and inequality.
Research Activity
Roe-Sepowitz, D., Cantelme, L., Bracy, K., Holland, B., & Skeenes, J . (March, 2015). Exploring the Sex Market in Tucson, Arizona: A One-Day Snapshot of the Scope of Sex Trafficking and Demand
YES Project: Youth Experiences Survey: Exploring the Sex Trafficking Experiences of Arizona’s Homeless and Runaway Young Adults. (November 2014). Tumbleweed Youth Services and ASU School of Social Work, College of Public Programs.
Exploring Sex Trafficking and Prostitution Demand during the Super Bowl in 2015 (March 2015)
One-Day Snapshot: Human Trafficking Activity on Adult Entertainment Website (November 2012): https://copp.asu.edu/college-news/research docs/One_Day_Snapshot_Roe_Sepowitz.pdf/view
Courses
2025 Spring
2024 Fall
2024 Spring
2023 Fall
2023 Spring
2022 Fall
2022 Spring
2021 Fall
2020 Fall
2020 Summer
2020 Spring
2019 Fall
Honors / Awards
Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion
Group/Organization: The Office of Sex Trafficking Intervention Research
Arizona State University, April, 2015
Service
Project ROSE (Reaching Out to the Sexually Exploited)
Service dates: April 2012, October 2012, May 2013.
ESUBA: Putting the Pieces Back Together
Service Dates: February 2012 – September 2012
